The Methane Released From the Damaged Nord Stream Pipeline is Visible From Space
The Moon is the Perfect Spot for Humanity's Offsite Backup
Webb and Hubble Work Together to Reveal This Spectacular Galaxy Pair -- and Several Bonuses!
Binary Stars Live Complicated Lives, Especially Near the End
A Solar Gravitational Lens Will be Humanity's Most Powerful Telescope. What are its Best Targets?
In the future, astronomers could use the Sun's gravity as a telescopic lens, and map the surfaces of nearby exoplanets.
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NASA had Been Designing Lunar Bases for Decades Before Armstrong First Set Foot on the Moon
Astronomers see Tantalizing Evidence for one of the First Stars to Form in the Universe
In a recent study, a team led by the University of Tokyo believe they have found remnant material of one of the first stars in our Universe.
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While SLS is Delayed, Crew-5 Zips in and Launches to the International Space Station
Here are the High-Resolution Images of Europa Captured by Juno During its Recent Flyby
How Should the World's Governments Respond if We Detect an Alien Civilization?
A Year After a Failed Launch, Firefly Reaches Orbit and Deploys Satellites
27 to 78 cm of sea Level Rise Could be Locked in From Melting Greenland ice Caps
Underground Liquid Water Detected on Mars? Maybe not
New research from Cornell University shows that radar reading from Mars' South Pole region may not have been caused by an underground lake.
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LICIACube Sends Home Images of the DART Impact and the Damage to Dimorphos
After Getting Slammed by DART, Asteroid Dimorphos has Grown a Tail
Gaze Down Into the eye of Hurricane Ian, Seen From Orbit
Scientists Have Been Underestimating the Asteroid That Created the Biggest Known Crater on Earth
A Small Piece of "Foreign Object Debris" Fell off Ingenuity's Leg During its 33rd Flight
The Milky Way is Surrounded by a Vast Graveyard of Dead Stars
Astronomers have mapped the location of the Milky Way's black holes and neutron stars.
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